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A Highlands and Islands MSP is urging community groups to consider applying for UK Government funds to secure the future of local amenities.
Kind-hearted shoppers have been praised after they dug deep to help raise more than £1000 for charity during an in-store challenge.
Dr Andrew Dallas on medicine, climate science and inhalers – the “puffers” that are a vital lifeline for people with conditions like asthma.
A transformative Inverness retail development set to breathe new life into the city centre will be known as Union Court.
Glenn Main is staying active to prolong his football career as he enters his 19th season with Nairn County in the Highland League.
Ross Tokely hopes that the extra experience in the Caley Jags squad this season will help them turn draws into wins – even when under-performing.
Mark Ridgers is determined to help put an end to Caley Thistle's five-year wait to reach the League Cup knockout rounds.
Callum Maclean believes Nairn County should be looking to compete at the top end of the Highland League.
Seeing a string of youth players stepping up to sign professional deals at the Caley Jags fills club legend Ross Tokely with pride.
It looks likely that Forfar Athletic will be awarded a 3–0 win over Ross County in the League Cup opener due to the Staggies' positive Covid tests.
Mark Ridgers has backed Michael Gardyne to have an immediate impact in the Highland capital after joining from Ross County.
Callum Maclean believes Nairn County boss Ronnie Sharp's comeback from a heart attack will bring the squad closer together.
Ross Tokely has backed the mix of experience and youth to be a winning combination for Caley Thistle this season.
Worried traders on an Inverness city centre street are raising concerns over the damaging impact of three major redevelopments.
Under Canvas hopes to bring a welcome economic boost to local businesses and the hard-hit Highland music scene.
When a Highland wildlife photographer posted a photo of a red squirrel bobbing for a hazelnut he did not expect the scale of the online response.
A retired footballer who ran four marathons in 24 hours is close to realising his £20,000 fundraising target for disadvantaged youngsters.
The oldest primary school in Inverness is embarking on a special project to celebrate 200 years of proud achievement.
Two staff members and 25 pupils from an Inverness primary school are self-isolating after a classmate tested positive for Covid-19.
Occupants of two vehicles escaped injury after a collision on the A96 this morning.
